Open kn0wmad opened 1 year ago
This is because the css assumes that the svg in the anchor contains paths, because the paths themselves get their scale transitioned, and their fill
s are controlled. The Ghost svg, which was added later, displays the image via a
Alternatively, the svg could be replaced by a vector version. Ghost's logo doesn't really led itself to vector, but here's as close as I've been able to find:
it's white on white, so you can't see it...
[invisible svg]
[/invisible svg]
Doesn't look invisible to me, but I'm a dark mode maximalist.
Yes this is known. I reached out to the ghost team and unfortunately they do not have any svg icons. I decided to leave it without the animation for now until we could implement a generic animation for any image type.
Linux / Firefox - All the icons shrink and turn salmon-coloured, with the exception of the Ghost (blog) icon